G20 leaders affirm climate deal in the wake of Trump exit
The US may have withdrawn, but global leaders affirmed their commitment to the Paris climate deal at the G20 summit in Hamburg and French President Macron says he intends to change Trump's mind. However, the US leader may have an ally in Turkey, which is threatening not to ratify.
BY LENA RUTKOWSKI & RITZAU
In the wake of Donald Trump's exit from the global climate deal, G20 leaders have cemented their commitment to the landmark 2015 agreement at the G20 meeting in Hamburg, while French President Macron says he has not given up trying to get Trump to change his mind.
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